Letter To Immigrant To Spain

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Hello Simona,

he came to Spain when he was exiled by his own family thanks to the collaboration of the Spanish government, who invited him to the presidential palace to meet in 1989 the PM. He even had two secret service agents for his protection while he was banned in many European countries.

He was involved in little bussiness conflict in Marbella, but he had other possessions abroad. As far as I know after my research, he has had no official complaints.

I am travelling after tomorrow to Marbella, and I will stay for a bit. I think I can file by next week, let me tell you once in Marbella which day I can send you the article.

Definitely I am trying to contact some people who was involved in his bussiness and others from local police.

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